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typeFigure· 2+techniqueEmbroidery· 1+era11th century· 10+mediumSilk· 5+subjectHorses· 2+cultureCatalan· 1+creatorAbu'l qasim firdausi· 1+typeSpindle whorl· 2+techniqueCarving· 12+era13th century· 9+

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Dish

Dish

typeDish+cultureChina+era16th century+subjectMen+

Spindle Whorl

Spindle Whorl

MET

9th–15th century

mediumCeramic+typeSpindle whorl+cultureMexican+era12th century+

Saucer

Saucer

mediumStone+mediumStoneware+typeSaucer+cultureChina+

Religious teacher

Religious teacher

anonymous · c. 1300 - c. 1400

mediumBronze+typeSculpture+

Glass Fragment

Glass Fragment

14th century

mediumGlass+typeFragment+cultureEuropean+

Copper Peapod Ornament

Copper Peapod Ornament

12th–15th century

techniqueGilding+mediumCopper+typeOrnament+cultureChimú+

Ingelijste muurschildering voorstellende Xiwangmu en dienaressen

Ingelijste muurschildering voorstellende Xiwangmu en dienaressen

anonymous · 1368 - 1644

era16th century+

Coin

Coin

716–36 AH/1316–35 CE

mediumCopper+typeCoin+

Ceramic Fragment

Ceramic Fragment

14th century

mediumStone+typeFragment+

The Flagellation

The Flagellation

Luca di Tommè · ca. 1365

creatorLuca di Tommè+

Miniature Tunic

Miniature Tunic

12th–13th century

mediumCotton+typeMiniature tunic+cultureIca+era13th century+

Pottery Whistle

Pottery Whistle

ca. 1200–1521

typePottery whistle+cultureMexican+

Triptych with the Virgin and Child, and Saints Mary Magdalene and Ansanus

Triptych with the Virgin and Child, and Saints Mary Magdalene and Ansanus

Andrea di Cione named Orcagna · 1350

creatorAndrea di Cione named Orcagna+

Ceramic Fragment

Ceramic Fragment

14th–15th century

mediumEarthenware+typeFragment+era15th century+

Polishing Stone (pulidor)

Polishing Stone (pulidor)

before 16th century

mediumStone+typeRitual stone+cultureMexican+era15th century+

Stucco Fragment

Stucco Fragment

probably 8th–12th century

techniqueCarving+typeFragment+era11th century+